During the winter season, tien wished the village of the red village in the town of the quake temple was warm, warm and lively, green cucumber vines crawling along the stairwells, full of twigs, growers busy picking and cleaning, and busy scenes. In line with the “summer fields and winter sheds” cultivation model, the villagers of the red village have been working and income-sustained for four seasons, moving out of a rural rehabilitation path for the industrially rich。
The village's old grower, gyanhian, over 50 years old, has been growing vegetables for many years. She and her companion managed the three huts, each growing west cucumbers, cucumbers and red-tied grapes, and organized farming according to the science of the crop growth cycle, achieving four seasons of output and annual gains。
The villagers of the red village of the temple of hua zhuang, who have been growing cucumbers, cucumbers and red grapes for more than a decade, are in general well, although the market is not the same. The vegetables in our shed are of good quality and are particularly popular in the market。
The development of facilities and agriculture in the red grand village, adapted to local conditions, makes the most of the land resources through the misseasons of planting, and makes the winter-time villages popular, as well as the villagers' backs. Today, a large shed not only provides a useful place for the restless labour force during the winter, but also makes it possible to “take care of the home and increase the income”。
Tianhui, deputy director of the red village village council in the town of the chinese temple: in the summer, our village grows vegetables in daejeon, in winter in vegetable sheds, in western sorghum, mushrooms, cucumbers, and villagers work in winter, increasing income and caring for their families。
In the next step, the red village will continue to cultivate “wrong-peak agriculture”, continuously optimize planting varieties, upgrade planting techniques and make the shed vegetables the “green tree” of the villagers' sustained harvest。
